lon nimi

With my work on Elision, I've struggled with the bounds of the task regarding English, and ignorance
regarding Latin.  I've toyed with the toki pona constructed language before; I keep returning to it.

William Whitaker's Words is a Latin language program that provides information on the words that are
given to it.  I realized I could very easily write such a program, by reorganizing the components of
an Elision system, getting it for very little additional effort.  It could be named Verisimilitude's
Words, Words of Verisimilitude, or preferably VOCABVLA VERISIMILITVDINIS.  I quite like such a name.

However, I know nearly not enough Latin to begin any such modelling, I do know, thus I've decided to
write a toy version for a toy language; it's named lon nimi, for this is my best translation so far.

There are versions for the WWW and UDP.  For the latter, I've even provided a tool to make accessing
it easier.  The UDP interface accepts questions no greater in length than sixteen octets; it answers
with forty-eight octets in the case of a valid word, and far fewer, otherwise, however in toki pona;
the response is composed of two fields, word and description, left and right justified respectively.

The UDP service is on port 2001, the year the language was created.

My 2022-06-17 article is an explanation of this set of tiny programs and future work in more detail.

I do provide word and description lists, but they're not total; try to find the words missing there.
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